Universe 25
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Universe 25 Review
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Help us to review each and every game or app! Contact our managers and share your opinion with the rest of the world. Contact us A Pythonesque Indie point and click adventure game. Follow the journey of a amnesia ridden bureaucrat as he tracks down a malevolent force.
The year is 2035 a bizarre dystopia has developed through a totalitarian union, you take on the role of John Smith, a civil servant for the state of the union working in the Licensing department. During a lockdown he discovers a cruel experiment being run by the Union's head chef 'Karlov'. Armed with his government issue briefcase and a mouse he befriends along the way, he begins to track down Karlov and uncovers more aspects of the deep state and his own identity. It turns out Karlov isn't the only mastermind behind this malevolence.
Filled with unconventional and comical situations, John Smith uses a teleportation device called 'A Loophole'. This enables him to navigate between locations including worlds in other dimensions.
The game includes: Aliens, cargo cults, monks, dungeons, asylums, Greek mythology, holograms, rat droppings, inflatable parrots and a lovely beach.
Just like a traditional point and click game - you can interact and combine objects to further your progress. Meet and interact with other characters that provide clues and drive the narrative
High resolution hand drawn graphics
1,000+ lines of dialogue
30+ hand-drawn environments
Twisting narrative with bizarre plot set in a dystopian future
The year is 2035 a bizarre dystopia has developed through a totalitarian union, you take on the role of John Smith, a civil servant for the state of the union working in the Licensing department. During a lockdown he discovers a cruel experiment being run by the Union's head chef 'Karlov'. Armed with his government issue briefcase and a mouse he befriends along the way, he begins to track down Karlov and uncovers more aspects of the deep state and his own identity. It turns out Karlov isn't the only mastermind behind this malevolence.
Filled with unconventional and comical situations, John Smith uses a teleportation device called 'A Loophole'. This enables him to navigate between locations including worlds in other dimensions.
The game includes: Aliens, cargo cults, monks, dungeons, asylums, Greek mythology, holograms, rat droppings, inflatable parrots and a lovely beach.
Just like a traditional point and click game - you can interact and combine objects to further your progress. Meet and interact with other characters that provide clues and drive the narrative
High resolution hand drawn graphics
1,000+ lines of dialogue
30+ hand-drawn environments
Twisting narrative with bizarre plot set in a dystopian future
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